BOSUN`S LOCKER - St. Augustine Navy League

Navy League of the United States
St. Augustine - Palm Coast Council
http://www.sapcnavyleague.org
BOSUN’S LOCKER
4Q2014
Volume 2014 Number 4
Editor: Lee Figliuolo, leefig@aol.com, (386) 447-3640
FROM THE BRIDGE:
Looking back on 2014 I am gratified to see that our council has continued an active schedule with a focus on
serving our men and women in the Sea Services, plus speaking out on their behalf, and enjoying time with each
other. Some of the more notable council activities and achievements of the past year are as follows:
We changed our name from St. Augustine Council to St. Augustine-Palm Coast Council in order to better reflect
the scope of our active membership and to attract more individual and community affiliate members.
Thanks to Lee Figliuolo and his team our golf tournament was a big success again at the Grand Haven Golf
Club, with a record number of participants from our adopted military commands.
We also held some very enjoyable special events including our spring mixer, Independence Day celebration with “Ben Franklin”
attending, Council meetings and award ceremonies at the Flagler College Solarium, the 40th Anniversary Celebration at the World
Golf Village, Kings Bay Sub Tour, and the Christmas Dinner at Marsh Creek Country Club.
Thanks to Kim Kendall for starting up our Speakers Bureau, and also to Bill Dudley, Bill Korach, and Claude Caviness for giving
presentations on the Navy League to four different local community groups this last quarter.
Most important, we continued to honor Sailors of the Quarter and Sailors of the year at our adopted military commands in 2014, with
21 ceremonies where we presented 71 awards.
We have also had a great year of partnership participating in special events with our adopted commands including several change of
command ceremonies, the IA Lunch, the Battle of Midway Dinner, USS FARRAGUT Family Day Cruise, Coast Guard Family Day,
Blue Angels Show, HITRON Boat Wash and Chile Cook-off, HITRON gun range tour, plus attendance at several Christmas Holiday
dinners.
There’s more but I wanted to remind all members that our council is an ACTIVE COUNCIL and we want members to become
INVOLVED. That’s my challenge to all members going forward. Be an active member by attending our meetings and events and by
bringing in new members who want to be involved also.
This last year new Officers appointed were Bob Price as Treasurer, Ian Pollitt as VP Military Affairs, and Kim Kendall as VP Public
Affairs. My thanks to all these new officers for their willingness to serve and the great job they have done. Next year Cecil Bateman
will take over as VP Membership and Bill Dudley will succeed me as President.
I have been very proud to serve as Council President and I am confident the St. Augustine-Palm Coast Navy League Council is in
good hands with very capable leadership going into 2015. So please join me on January 12, 2015 for our council meeting at the
Flagler College Solarium for the swearing in of new Officers and Directors.
God Bless America
Mike Zollar
President - St. Augustine - Palm Coast Council
EDITORS NOTE:
We all owe Mike Zollar a debt of gratitude, as he willingly accepted back-to-back terms as President of our
council and worked tirelessly to make our council one of the best. We were awarded “Outstanding Council” in
2013 and will soon be making our submittal for our 2014 evaluation. In reviewing our 2014 Bosuns Locker
newsletters, it appears we did more this year than last. If you look at Mike’s picture at the top of the page and
compare it to the one to the right, taken only two weeks ago, you can see we’ve worn him down. He now needs
filtered glasses to block out bright light and he’s sporting sound deadening earmuffs. It also appears that he
suffered a blow right between the eyes. However, he is still smiling. Hang in there Mike, 2015 should be easier.
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ST. AUGUSTINE - PALM COAST COUNCIL BIRTHDAY PARTY:
On September 24, 2014 the council celebrated its 40th Anniversary. The party
was held at the Slammer & Squire Legends Grill, World Golf Village. The
occasion celebrated forty years of honoring and serving the men and women in
our Sea Services.
The guest list included five command representatives from the Council’s adopted units:
CDR Ian Hawley from VR-58, Captain Wyatt Chidester and wife Sharon from USS HUE
CITY, Captain Kevin Gavin and wife Lisa from USCG HITRON, Captain Thomas Allan and
wife Kim from USCG Sector Jacksonville, and Colonel
Matthew Crabill and wife Jen from USMC Blount Island. Also
attending were Captain Wesley McCall, Commanding Officer
NS Mayport plus Captain Roy Undersander
Commanding Officer NAS Jacksonville and wife Pam.
Herbie Wiles, Claude Caviness
Michael Wanchik, Bill Dudley, Leslie Wanchik
“Bill Dudley paid tribute to a very special attendee,
Herbie Wiles, one of the original founders of the council
when it was founded in 1974.” “Other special guests
included Allen Stevenson, Captain USN (RET), who
was the Commanding Officer of VR-58 when the
Council first adopted them, plus Michael Wanchick, St.
Johns County Administrator and wife Leslie.”
The evening was filled with good fellowship and shared
memories. The Council’s last four Presidents – Mike Joe MacDonald, CAPT Chidester, Sharon Chidester,
Claude Caviness
Zollar, Bill Dudley, Bill Korach and Dave Sullivan,
provided the walks down memory lane. All Presidents spoke of the great strides the Council has made
over the years dramatically building up membership numbers and the importance of communicating the
mission of the Sea Services.
COL Crabill, CAPT Undersander
A special exhibit of military memorabilia was displayed along with a continuously running slide show of
old and recent pictures prepared by Council member Garry Cohn.
Kim Kendall - VP Public Affairs
USS VALIANT—HOMECOMING:
The USCGC Valiant (WMEC 621) returned to Mayport Friday October 3 after a patrol in the
Caribbean. During their patrol they were involved in search and rescue operations and
immigrant interdiction. They were welcomed home by many happy family members glad to
see their loved ones. BMC Brian Driscoll two sons Brendan age 8 and Aedan age 5 proudly
display a sign for their Dad.
Ron Powell - USCGC Valiant Liaison
FLEET LOGISTICS SUPPORT SQUADRON 58 (VR-58) - SOQ:
The Council presented Sailor of the Quarter (SOQ) awards for 4Q2014 to six members of VR-58 at NAS
Jacksonville on December 13th. Those Receiving the awards were AME3 (AW) Jake Lewis, AWF2 (NAC/AW) Darick
Mix, AM1 (AW) Jacqueline Cain, YN2 (AW) Michael Miller and AM1 (AW) Paul Harris.
AME3 Lewis
AWF2(NAC/CW) Mix
AM1(AW) Cain
YN2(AW) Miller
AM1(AW) Harris
The ceremony was presided over by CDR Tony Gutierrez USN, VR-58 C.O. and Command Master Chief Charles Slaton
USN. Representing the SA-PC NL council were Acting Liaison Claude Caviness and Garry Cohn, both retired career USNR
Selected Reservists.
The VR-58 Sunseekers are one of 13 Naval Air Reserve Force logistics squadrons. It is comprised of over 250 professionals, both
Full Time Support (FTS) and selected reservists. They provide 24X7 worldwide logistics support to all Department of Defense
agencies. VR-58 operates the Boeing C-40A Clipper that can carry 121 passengers, 30,000 lbs. of cargo, or a combination of
both. Squadron missions are flown worldwide and the Sunseekers have flown round-the-world flights, in both directions, from NAS
Jacksonville.
Claude Caviness - VR-58 Liaison
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USS THE SULLIVANS (DDG-68) - CHANGE OF COMMAND:
On October 10, 2014, Cmdr. Samuel F. de Castro was
relieved by Cmdr. Jennifer M. Blakeslee as Commanding
Officer of USS The Sullivans (DDG 68), during a pier side
ceremony at Naval Station Mayport. The ceremony was
conducted by CAPT Ryan C. Tillotson, Commanding
Officer of Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 14. CAPT
Gerard D. Roncolato USN (Ret), the C.O. of the USS The
Sullivans when she was commissioned on April 19, 1997 was a guest
speaker at the ceremony. Also attending was Ms. Kelly Sullivan
Loughron, granddaughter of Albert Leo Sullivan, one of the Sullivan
brothers killed in WWII.
De Castro reported to The Sullivans as
executive officer in November of 2011. He
assumed command on April 17, 2013, and
oversaw a highly successful training cycle and
Ballistic Missile Defense deployment to the
Persian Gulf. He will be reporting to the United
States Naval War College in Newport, Rhode
Island.
CAPT Tillotson, CDR de Castro, CDR Blakeslee,
Ms Kelly Sullivan Loughron
Blakeslee assumes command of the guided missile destroyer after serving as her Executive Officer for the
past 18 months. She is a native of Marlton, New Jersey and graduated from Virginia Tech in 1997. Her atsea tours included Division Officer assignments as the Air Transportation Officer in USS Abraham Lincoln
CAPT Roncolato
(CVN 72) and Auxiliaries, Electrical, and Training Officer in USS Stout (DDG 55). In February 2005,
Blakeslee reported to USS Port Royal (CG 73) and served as Weapons Officer and Combat Systems Officer.
While in Port Royal, Blakeslee was selected for an Individual Augmentation to USNS Stockham
(T-AK 3017) as the Operations Officer of Expanded Maritime Interception Operations in support
of Operation Enduring Freedom- Philippines.
In May 2004, Blakeslee earned a Master of Arts Degree in Organizational Management from
George Washington University as part of the Washington, D.C. Intern Program. Blakeslee’s
internship entailed positions with the Joint Staff (J5) Afghanistan Desk, OPNAV Deep Blue, and
the Navy’s Office of Legislative Affairs. Her additional tours ashore included assignments as
the Deputy Executive Assistant for the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (N3/N5) and as a
Seamanship and Navigation Instructor at the United States Naval Academy.
The Sullivans is completing an arduous nine month mid-life Extended Availability ensuring her
habitability, propulsion, propulsion, and combat systems remain state of the art for years to
come. Upon completion of her maintenance phase, The Sullivans will enter the basic and
advanced training phases in preparation for her next Ballistic Missile Defense deployment to the
Persian Gulf.
Gary Cohn, CDR de Castro
USS HUE CITY (CG-66) & USS THE SULLIVANS (DDG-68) - SOQ:
On November 14, 2014 our council participated in back-to-back Sailor of the quarter (SOQ) ceremonies for the USS Hue City and
the USS The Sullivans. These awards were given for performance during the third quarter of 2014. Council President Mike Zollar
presented the awards to the USS Hue City and Liaison Gary Cohn presented the USS The Sullivans awards.
STGSA Michael Minton - BJOQ
SH3 Amina Minton - Jr.SOQ
CTT3 Daniel Essing - BJOQ
FC1(SW) Michael Blakenship - SrSOQ
OS1(SW) Rodney Green SrSOQ
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GOLF TOURNAMENT:
On Monday, October 27th, the St. Augustine – Palm Coast Council
(SA-PC Navy League) of the Navy League of the United States held its
18th annual fund raising golf tournament at the Grand Haven Golf Club
in Palm Coast. This has been a particularly significant year for our
Navy League Council; we celebrated our 40th anniversary; we
underwent a name change from St. Augustine Council to St. Augustine – Palm Coast Council, because of the
increased support from the Palm Coast area; and were acknowledged as an “Outstanding Council’ by the National
Navy League Organization.
The 120 golfer field for this year’s golf tournament was one of the largest in
the recent past. Through generous donations, we were able to host 36
active duty Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen in the tournament which
had two flights, the Blue and the Gold.
The Blue flight was won by a Coast Guard foursome from the HITRON
(Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron) drug interdiction squadron
stationed at Cecil Field, Jacksonville. The team was made up of the
following individuals pictured on the right: AET3 William Devault, AET1
Justin Miller, AET3 Adam Myers & AMT3 Chris Yarrison
Second place in the Blue flight was also taken by a team from HITRON and
third place by a three man team led by retired Navy Vice Admiral, Jim Amerault.
HITRON Blue Flight Winners
All three places in the Gold flight were won by civilians, who all probably wish
they could hit a ball as far as those younger men in uniform. The gold flight
winners, all Grand Haven residents and members, were: Chuck Culver, Pete
Bianchi, Tom Driscoll & Mike O’Brien
There were also contests for Long Drive and closest to
the pin for both men and women:
The winners were:
LONG DRIVE:
Men – Dan Dinsmore (HITRON),
Women – Louise Wolfe
Culver, Bianchi, Driscoll, O’Brien - Gold Flight Winners
CLOSEST TO PIN: Men - Mike Zollar
Women – Kay Boyer Ryan
Other notables included a team of former NFL members;
Tom Sweeney
Ike Harris
Pete Banaszak
Dave Cloutier
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Mike Zollar
Philadelphia Eagles
New Orleans Saints
Oakland Raiders
Boston Patriots
Sweeney, Harris, Banaszak & Cloutier - Team NFL
By all measures the tournament was a huge success in that it raised close to $10,000 for the council and awarded prizes to 1st , 2nd
& 3rd place in each flight, Men’s & Ladies Long Drive and Closest to the pin and over 50 raffle prizes of golf foursomes & golf
equipment. For the 4th year in a row, the Hyundai Equus – Ultimate ($69,000) went unclaimed on hole 17.
Lee Figliuolo - Golf Tournament Chairman
USCGC VALIANT - SOQ:
On November 25, USCGC Valiant Liaison, Ron Powell along with the Valiant C.O., Adam Chamie, presented the Sailor of the Quarter award for the 3rd quarter of 2014 to BM3 Bryan Martin.
BM3 Bryan Martin & Ron Powell
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BM3 Bryan Martin & CDR Chamie
USCG HITRON - BOAT WASH & CHILI COOK-OFF:
The day before Thankgiving (26 Nov) seems like a
strange day for a “Chili Cook-off” but US Coast
Guard flying units have a tradition that the unit’s
leadership does a “mock” cleaning of a unit aircraft
before the Chiefs of the unit hold a Chili Cook-off
contest, where the entire unit enjoys a sampling of
15 different Chili entrants as well as other picnic type
delights.
The cleaning of the aircraft extends to also cleaning a “fast”
boat since HITRON has both helicopters and boats. “Cleaning”
becomes a clowning around event in weird outfits led by
Commanding Officer, Capt. Kevin Gavin and other key
members of the unit’s leadership. As members of the unit stand
around cheering and jeering their leadership, the washers
return the favor by spraying water from hoses on the spectators!
All in all it’s a fun time watching the leadership attempt to
appear to be enjoying themselves while shivering in the 45
degree temperature at Cecil Field while dressed in clown outfits,
scuba gear and fire fighting equipment!
The critical aspect of this tradition is the Chili Cook-Off contest which raises money for a charitable cause
picked by the Chiefs of HITRON. Capt Gavin, CMC Kalita and other leaders judged the contest amongst
much fanfare and cheering from the over 150 members of HITRON in attendance. Winners of the cook-off
were:
Prize – 48 hr Liberty Pass
AMT1 Travis Franco, 1st Place
AMT2 Bill Wilbur,
2nd Place
Prize – 24 hr Liberty Pass
Prize – 1 week of using the Commander’s parking spot!
AMT2 Michael Best, 3rd Place
CWO Rick Haase – Best overall Taste, Prize – 1 year of bragging rights.
Fun was had by all and the experience expanded our stomach’s capacity for the following day Turkey Feast!
Capt Gavin dismissed the formation and the men and women of HITRON got the afternoon off, a perfect
ending to a fun day. Many thanks for inviting members of the Navy League to this great event.
Capt. Kevin Gavin
Paul Kimmel - USCG HITRON Liaison
USCG HITRON - GUN EXERCISE:
On 17 Dec 2014, 11 St Augustine-Palm Coast Navy League members and guests were
treated to a Gun Exercise (Gunnex) at the Cecil Field firing range. Members of the
HITRON flying unit’s weapons officers and flying “snipers”, conducted unit training on side
arms then had Navy League members compare their talents on the firing range!
Extensive safety and instructional briefings were conducted with great professionalism as
well as a smattering of jokes and fun ‘give and take’ between members with different
military backgrounds including Coast Guard, Marine, Army and Air Force personnel.
Zeroing in the 50 caliber Sniper Rifle
Instructors explained in great detail how and why unit weapons are used for mission and
post mission operations. The highlight of the shooting range experience was witnessing
one of the unit sniper’s zeroing in his rifle with his spotter. The weapon was fired several
hundred yards and fine tuned to meet very strict standards. It was interesting to note that
HITRON conducts it’s own sniper qualification and in unit certifications. Each of the navy
league personnel got to fire the sniper rifle (from 30 yards or so!) with
some success.
Only our esteemed president, Mike Zollar,
proceeded to give himself a ‘bump on the noggin’ (see picture at
bottom of page 1) by allowing the recoil on the rifle’s scope to bash
Chief David Mayhew, Chief Rob Jerger,
into his forehead! He was awarded a mock purple heart for his
GM1 Angel Rios, GM2 Michael Lynch,
AMT1 Brian McCaffrey, Capt. Kevin Gavin bravery during the training exercise!
Capt Gavin, HITRON’S CO, graciously conducted a unit briefing and tour of unit aircraft after the Gunnex. We
all went to lunch after the full morning at HITRON at a local Bar-B-Que and enjoyed the exaggerations of old
war stories by our members. Many thanks to Captain Gavin and Command Master Chief Kalita for arranging
this informative and fun event. The professionalism of all involved was very much appreciated and our deep
water sailors walked away with a new appreciation for what HITRON flyers do!
Paul Kimmel - USCG HITRON Liaison
Pay Attention
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U.S. NAVY BIRTHDAY:
The St. Augustine-Palm Coast Navy League (SAPCNL) was represented well at the United States Navy’s 239th Birthday reception held on October 13th at Flagler College’s stunning Solarium. The newly formed Flagler College US Military Veterans SIG (Special Interest Group) hosted the event. The students’ club is focused on raising awareness to
the importance of our Veterans and their sacrifices.
The Club’s officers - President Donn Garby, Vice-President Victoria Suri-Beltran, Secretary Logan Brennan, Historian
Christopher Rhodes – as well as Veterans, students, faculty, and staff attended this inaugural event.
The event’s organizer, Christopher Rhodes, commented on why he was so passionate on making this ceremony
a reality, “I wanted to put on the US Navy's birthday event to commemorate the Navy's 239th birthday. I was in
NJROTC at Ridgewood High School for four years and graduated as the executive officer of my company. The
Navy has definitely become a huge part of my life because of it, and I thought that this would be a nice way to
stick with my roots, so to speak.”
SAPCNL Representative, Claude Caviness, made a presentation about the current role of our Sea Services and
how students and community members can help to support the challenges our military men and women face
each day.
The official ringing of the bell nine times and the cutting of the cake by two military Veterans Chris Chaya and
Claude Caviness rounded out the event.
Chris Chaya &
Claude Caviness
Kim Kendall - VP Public Affairs
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
JROTC Units
Allen D. Nease Naval JROTC hosted their McFarland Interservice Drill Meet on Nov. 8. Participants were from
14 schools throughout Northern Fl and Southern Georgia. They competed in eleven events for
trophies for the first 5 winners in each category. Our council presented the five trophies for the winners
of the Armed Basic Drill. First place was Middleburg NJROTC (pictured right). Approximately 30
judges volunteering for the all day events were Marines from NAS JAX, recruiters from all four military
branches, sailors from NS Mayport, and Nease NJROTC staff. The next drill meet hosted by Nease
NJROTC is on Jan. 17, 2015.
Matanzas Army JROTC hosted a Veterans Appreciation day at their high school gym on Nov. 7.
A very entertaining event with their steel band and choir performing for the veterans attending.
The Winner
Color Guards from all 4 schools we sponsor performed all over St. Johns and Falgler Counties during the Veterans Day week.
ST. AUGUSTINE NAVAL SEA CADET BATTALION
The battalion cadets constructed a 13 position Navigation/Orienting course at the
Florida Agricultural Museum in Flagler County on Oct. 11. Materials were donated
by Home Depot. The all day layout / construction course will be utilized by the Boy
Scouts and JROTC units in the surrounding counties.
The cadets also volunteered to park cars at the St. Johns County Cattleman's Association
Cracker Days event in Elkton on Oct.1. In appreciation they donated $300. to the battalion and
want us back again next year.
The battalion sponsored an information
booth alongside the SA-PC NL booth on
Nov. 9 at the Veterans Appreciation Day
event in Palm Coast. Veterans
organizations from all over Flagler County
Constructing the course
took part. Cadet Oscar Aline and Ensign
Bill Hamm manned the Sea Cadet booth with Dave Sullivan handling the SAPC booth. This first time event will be open again in 2015.
Bill Hamm - VP Youth Programs
COUNCIL CELEBRITY:
The St. Augustine - Palm Coast council has a celebrity member who
is very generous with his time and good-name. Appearing at a
Purple Heart ceremony for an Afghanistan corpsman, is Pete
Banaszak, 13-yr running back for the Oakland Raiders. Pete attends
many of our events and brings his Super Bowl XI winner's ring to the
ceremonies, much to the photo-delight of the troops. Pete plays in
our annual golf tournament and this past year he was on a team of
four former NFL players. That’s Pete on the left in the picture where he signed right
across Claudes face.
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SUBMARINE BASE TOUR - KINGS BAY GA:
On November 13, our council sponsored a tour of the Kings Bay GA submarine
base. Over 50 members and guests traveled to the base on a luxury tour bus. The
bus picked attendees in Palm Coast and then St. Augustine before heading north
to Georgia. Originally we planned to tour the school, have lunch in the mess and
then tour one of the two ballistic subs in port. Because nuclear weapons were
being moved on the lower base when we arrived we were only able to take a
driving tour around the upper base, visit the gift shop, have lunch in the mess and
then tour the USS Wyoming (SSBN 742). We normally like to visit the school
before stepping aboard one of the boats, because it gives you a basic
understanding of the things you will see when aboard. Though we didn’t get the
school tour everyone appeared to appreciate and enjoy the trip.
USS Wyoming (SSBN 742) returns to Naval
Submarine Base Kings Bay in Georgia following
routine operations in June 2014.
Lee Figliuolo - VP Communications
COUNCIL CHRISTMAS PARTY:
The council held its annual Christmas party at the clubhouse of the Marsh Creek Country Club in St. Augustine on
Thursday, December 11th. We invited the senior enlisted persons from each of our sponsored units to the party and
honored as our special guest 1st Sgt. Devlin Root from the Blount Island Command. Devlin previously served tours on
the ground in Afghanistan and Iraq as is considered an outstanding Marine by his leadership.
Additional highlights of the evening was the entrance of Medal of Honor recipient Duane Dewey who was awarded
Quarterdeck honors with eight dings of a ships bell as he passed members of the Marine Corps League, resplendent in their red
blazers, acting as side buoys. President Mike Zollar presented council member Gary Cohn a framed certificate of Appreciation for
his outstanding efforts as council photographer and presented Lee Figliuolo with a “Lone Sailor” award for outstanding service to the
council. Unfortunately our singing angel, Faith Miller was ill and could not attend, but her replacement, Amy Alysia, stirred us all with
rousing renditions of the National Anthem and
God Bless America.
Mike Zollar present the Lone Sailor award
to Lee Figliuolo
Medal of Honor recipient Duane Dewey is
flanked by 1st Sgt. Devlin Root
and his wife Tammy
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Mike Zollar present Gary Cohn with
a Certificate of Appreciation
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BOARD of DIRECTORS
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President Elect
VP Military Affairs
VP Membership
VP Communications
Recording Secretary
Treasurer
Judge Advocate
VP Public Affairs
VP Youth Programs
Programs & Events
VP Finance
Legislative Affairs
Board Advisor
Mike Zollar
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MISSION STATEMENT
The St. Augustine - Palm Coast Council of the Navy League of the of the United States is a civilian organization whose mission is to: Support the objectives of the National Navy League of the
United States and selected active duty Maritime Military units within our reach in the St.
Augustine area and to support local High School JROTC programs
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MILITARY LIAISONS
USS Hue City
USS Farragut
VR 58
USS The Sullivans
USCGC Valiant
USCGC Maria Bray
USCGC Hammer
USCGC Kingfisher
USCG ANT
USCGC Diamondback
DESRON 14
CG HITRON
Marine Blount Island
JROTC Units
Sea Cadets
Willard Gale
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Claude Caviness
Gary Cohn
Ron Powell
Barbara Price
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Claude Caviness
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Paul Kimmel
Jana Teehan
Bill Hamm
Bill Hamm
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Nease HS NJROTC
St Augustine HS
Matanzas HS
AJROTC
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Chairman
Dean Smith
Boyd Guttery
Garry Karsner
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CHAPLAIN
ARCHIVES
Nickolas Marziani
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Jana Teehan
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Flagler/Palm Coast HS
AFJROTC
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